Town Hall commits £24 million over four years to upgrade ‘aged’ lift stock Council admits many lifts have been in use beyond their “natural life cycle” By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 5 Sep 2024
Greens and Independents unite in bid to oust Tories as largest opposition in Hackney By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 30 Aug 2024
Stamford Hill Jewish community calls on government to scrap two-child benefit cap By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter / 19 Aug 2024
Lack of gas and electrical safety checks to council homes a ‘serious failure’, says housing regulator By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter / 12 Aug 2024
Green councillors call for Hackney’s housing services chief to quit over ‘multiple failures’ By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter / 25 Jul 2024
Palestine supporters condemn ‘shocking’ placards as pro-Israeli group gatecrashes Town Hall rally By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter / 10 Jul 2024
‘I was wrong to jump to conclusions’: Chair of HAIFA apologises to Hackney Green party councillors over ‘terrorists’ accusation By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter / 3 Jun 2024
‘I grew up with public service’: Dalston councillor Zoë Garbett on her battle to become London’s first Green mayor By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter / 30 Apr 2024
Campaigners blast council cuts to children’s services as ‘massive attack’ on those most in need By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter / 29 Feb 2024
Hackney Greens call on council to delay children’s centre cuts ahead of budget showdown By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter / 28 Feb 2024
‘Absurd’: Parents and unions slam council over plans to cut children’s centres By Noora Mykkanen, Local Democracy Reporter / 21 Feb 2024
